The Sun. — London, England, 1808-11-10 00:00:00

;1 - i 1-;UMBER r 0 19 , • • J . .. , . . ~,.;„ NE,yER ACTED, . :',. • . .. THl' Pri.YRE at') \. , stt 1., DR f , iItY..I.ANE. 4: RESENT :EVNI'AT; N0r. , ..40;i505, , ~_.. , , . ii: , %MI be, Rerformed • - - , .ArtIE—SIEGg•OF BT. , QUINTIN ; - .. - Or, .1 -S ANISH 'HEROISM "--' ; - l• The Overture anaNuVsiccpmposen anti selezte ', d by Mr.HoOke • -; SPANIARDS;' .Emanuel Philip (Dukeof Savoy), Mr. P,PTIsIA.M,;. ..- Cat;tit Egihniit - Ithe. Gen`crat),'Mr. EL Lrs - roN ; Theogiqr,e.(l.4s Son)„, .Master WA.I..',ACIS ; ' - Everard , (the Military Minstrel!, Mr. LAM - IAM; • ' - Dell rahci, • Mr. 'D E. CA.MP; .. Alvarez, Mr. RAY ; .adriana TlViraol Egmont), Mrs. H. SIbDONS. 1 -- . • ENGLISH. .. ~ Sir Leinster Kildarg, Mr. (01-INSTONE ; 'Captain, Mr. MA DDOCK'S ; Jack, Mr. PENLEY t, - Serjeant Si th d y , M r. C O OKE ; - - Soldiers, Mr. C11.1130N aid Mr. LiG NU ,T.. VP ENCH. t)e C OLITCV (Governor o f the Castle); Mr. RAYMOND ; Laroche, Jr.l SNII . Rosa D e Va;inunt, Mis. RA V ; aret, •ri DSW EL L. bon' M The Vocal Part? br y g lvlr. - Braham, Mr. lohnstone, Mr. Gib. Ir. Dignunir , . Cooke, and Miss Fercn. • WITU ' THE SPOIL'I) CHILD: 'Old -pickle, Mr. - MATHE WS ;' : Tag. Mr. PALMER; . . lohn, Mr. 'PEN LEY ; Little Pickle (first time), L L Y.; Th e Mizis Pic4 le, M rs . SP kltk'S. Lio4,l4l7.:Fatritoosao.y irx,s to be 'open e d a s H a lt past Five, and begin at The Sult an ; R oxa l ana, M rs. l on i an. Th Tlh o.e • L • tree and t c, . NEVER ACTED. KING's THEATRE, HAY-MARKET. 1 CIS: PAESENT EVENI.NG;. Nov. 10, 1 , 808, will be performed Th e a t THE EXILE. "'LlSic, Scenes, Dresses, .and - Decorations, :are entirely hew, e Q•verture and Music composed by Mr. Maxiinghi. • _Count thrick,ithe Exile), Mr. POPE Governoi of libi!ria, Mr. M UNDEN; , Baron Alttadoff, - , Mr. LIS,TON ; CoUnt Catmar, Mr. INL'EE DON ; The Patriarch, Mr. C SSW EEL ; • . I :4e Czarowitz, M - aster GOODWIN; Doran, (tieing his first appearance ott this Stage); Welzien, Mr. EFFE RIES ; 11111, qi, fr...IQR-K , -ki_ t : • - • .`erm:Acil, Mr. CHAPMA.N ; Servirz, - Mr.-F W C ETT ; The mp res . ~,z abyth, Mrs. ST. LEGER ; Sedona,-Mrs. GIBBS -, Alexina, Mrs. H. [WINSTON ; Cjiharine, Mrs. DI CKONS ; - Villager, Mrs. EMERY. . Ir "ka The Coronation of the E repress Elizabeth. sThe Dances . (composed by Mr; Fologna, jun.) to be'per rdrill!a '0) , the Misses Adams, amid the Corps de Ballet. WITH \ • THE JEW AND THE- DOCTOR. • • , , Mr. lirconley, Mr. EMERY; Doctor Specific, Mr. MUR RA Y ; • Mr. Changeable; Mr. FA LEY; Mrs. Changeable, Mcs. DIB: I ; I. Mr6. AW ch:r e ; BMus:. Be; ty, Miss it kIS [OW. 'ecnct PriCe --- , Pit 3s. 6-i. Second Price 2s. ?s• SeLoutt r, - Ice is. Offi ce s tor the~aYl oxc k to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the fq—..Fotirth of a :G ran d Spe , '_l7le, A.sT L will appear, for the logrtn unic this Sea- . .. OLYMPIC PAVILION, ~..,iEstabi ll is i_E h l , ,el ; i ' Cb c ‘:SA l u ' Lt i F ...s rg-EP'r, .STRAND. R.AN D. . y of t- Lord : Chamberlain.) -'l-IIS r v ElNG l ''' r i ' o /- 1 . 11, F :c day 1 Ith, and Sait4r.;• ' 'day 1./ • s' wi th ~ overnoef tzth, loth - tit tune . these 'eight ,}_e ra :t_ r t i s, l'i't new Sce "erY Dre- e - and Decorations, the C. • d Val SfitELicle of t ss Si t, , BLACK-BEARD'i : . ' Or, THE cApTivil or ach . „, Black Beard, Mr; CROSSvIANI' ; .15 "ife.). Miss GRE VI LEL , from the Royal Circus, fth p, anee ; Ept o , And the Captiteheroul Princess pea Mrs. ASTI EY. IJ,, , t S I RIAN EXERCISES by the Double Company, 'l4l4rly Sniith's' Fling At orlihrsemanship. , Cogmc Songs bye Mr. I 0 LI AN.NOT. ' . - ` )ll4l l3de with (tenth time) New Comic Pantomime, • cal led ---- Tilt MAGIC URNT. - • .. , , • liarleijuin,' Nft. CROSS"MAN; Clown, Mr l NORMAN; 11 4 t 6 C ond Columbine, Mrs. PARK E R.. 7 ` - k ltise of the Pantomime a PAS DEUX, in Clogs, ~„ 13 0 41 Mr CROSSMAN and Mr. NORMAN. 1 41 x.. ' i Ven at. Walt . past Fie. and b,:gin at Half past ' Itio.").chuud-pricelf past Eight precisely, Iv% t oth ',; e a have Entertainments continuing to be received this Week und c4 applause, will be repeated every Eveiiiig .7------ . --......_. PRIZE WINE. 'RENCI-1 PORT ; the Produce •of the Portugal t"mpe transplanted in the South of France ; a Vine that Zin.„,.olprely tasted wit supersede the drinking of Portugal e t:it p ossesses all its ricttness, with the strength and .!! I vour of Cl a re t, an d the Agent fur the S a l e o f i t, from ex tPepericc of,t we've years personal services in. the India Com arly, Navy, and A rmy, recommends it as particularly woe ) the,atfention of Naval and Military Messes. 1 hree Th o us a nd Fi ve il Luidred Doz en to b e Di sposed of 'the residue of 800 P D o m C 0 .4 ), at 545. per Dozen 01 a z;4i.intity of most excellent and .curious French White Wine, hR,I3. K per Dozen ; and Forty Doz en o f M a d e i La, at 755. per ,e o z included. , • . 1 .q . i'l hcations to he made to Mr. A. Tod, Army and Prize si' r t ', 3;, Great .Tuftou- sheet, College-street,,WestrnAil. ~..`,-,:„. - T O scHooL Nri.AsTERs, 7t . :SCHOOL-SASTERS throughout Great 10 1 , are respeelfuliv intbrined, t hnt- , the KEY to pLvct.s. 'Med •d bld of all - Booksellers. Price Half ' " maY ela • • ,r- aild Solutions to wn bound : Besides containing A nsvt e.s tNit4the Que s ti ons, • many of th e m worked at length, it S i v st ' t 's also Questions for the-Exercise of Students, and a Mr' of 11 Ient a l Ari thmet ic for Proficients- i(e v -:loyce' s Arithmetic, to which the above - , Wolk is a Sy " -already well' Vin , vvnlainong Teachers as the only 'the T HI adopted to real Transattions, in which, ewise, all It , abie s ' 3 l Weights and Measures are 'modernized. e 7 62 had of a ll Books e llers, with a full allowance. L.iuon 3s, Y hound. Oet 3d, 18,8. A. F This Day was piiblislictl;- 0„. l~eviscd dud ,olar;,ecl. price Ss. bds.. PRACTICAL INQUIRY into,DISORDER vo 11! It titi ltAl disiin,viisiling the C.nists . 4 tlotis to which ar e now subj!,ined v:.rious PrPractical on the Treatmen-t. • t . , Ily ROBE Wl' R E,I.D. • atui Pri„ tet ' e .llow 4vyal College of:Physicians. I tor Richard Blackfliars ; be Itad-of alf Booksel ' " 6 Fi rst . • ot wtiominay be had, toooer' ► i : l nes of the I,ondon Practice of Sur:fery, by s.trr.t.tel 0 c ., ; of the Royal C o lt e g e of uc,;t:ons; Louticx., Price izs. boards, 1 lAw. D ta';l ES ON .P RO PI TS 'OF FOREIC;:q OR 'COLO.. POSSESSIONS - AND sEcußiTqs. .97Pit : Property A& of the 46i1l of His present 'Majesty diretts, that Prci - iti.arieitig froin 'Foreign . Pos-- sessions or-Eoreign Seturities,.or in any °Lars Nlajest,y' t s 01.4:‘, 4 beyorrd the 'Seas, shall be'ases - sed tiy 'the Co'ornil: Siuners adin4 LON DON, (31U STWayllyv.ii.voo br G at or [vett : est to which such Property shall have beeti'first imported, 'or at or. neatestftdiv r hitill the Per.' son who shall have received Reinittanccs shall, reside. And the of:His- present Majestv'diretis, that 'whenever the Produce or Profits, arising as albresaiii, - shall have:been im ported into or received by any Peison, partly itillfe`lYOrt of London, and partly in any of the Out- forts :111?ciste- ,meii tiatied, the whole of such Produce or' Profits shall he s sessed by the CommisSioners, of London, and fiot elsewhere; and whenever such Produce or Profits shall have been wholly iinliorted into,.or received by .any 'Person in ihe Out- Ports above mentioned, but in difnreut parts in two or more of such that-ports, the whole thereof shall be Agsesscd at , that plate ar • Wiliairtie:Oraiiit part in Valde haVe been imported or received, provided tat the Returns cif such Produce Profits Shall bb delivered fb the Conimissioners at each of the places at:which any part thereof shall. have been iinported ur received. I t being also further . ..diref.:led by the said firstmentioned Ad of the 46th of His present Nlaj::,sty, that the Agent or Receiver oesuelt Prodireei or Profits shall be chaigett• for the • same, and .shall be .aitsiverable tor all .Acts required to be done fir. assessing and paying the Outies - on such Property, whether the Owner or:Proprietoi' be resident in Great Uri tarn or not, unier tae Penalties contained ut the said Ads : ,hits Majesty!s Qoalinisiiimers .for Ithe..Atlaira of .Taxes 'hereby give notice, that stria Inquiries are nOw niAing as to aU Property so 'rec...direcl,- and by whom or. on whole account ; o 't being desirous to avoid the kutiietion of Penalties, they hereby require that t atl Petsons3vho as Owners or Proprietors, f Agents / or Receivers of Profits, ,or of Property 61 the desciipti - on above mentioned, stigi have re- ceiveri Ake sarrir in Grett:l3ritaia,L.aritt. , w,ha itavo.tiogletett.or omitted to comp!) , witil the provisions of the,4ds now re citect,'by net ilVliVeriiik full and 'cdilkpletd 'Returns for the currant and any former year for which they may be in de fault to the COltrillinione:S of the respective places above • stated, according to the directions therein contained, do forth with delivrr such Returns, otherwise they . ,will.be proceeded against for the Peifilties incurred tiYr such Oniission and de fault. 'That the said 'Commissietiers having been informed that several Estates standicharged with Aunnkties to Persons re siding in Great 13ritain, payable oat oftlic Proceeds of` he said Estates,ancLthat it has become a practice to deduct the A mount of said Annuities frotrithel sti mate oiPrutits,thereby not on 1 y ! redw:ing the Incinne of the ProprietOr, but Concealing 'the payment of said Annuities, think it.naccssary to state, that .no Annuity or Int , ,:rest . tif Money clitirged 'on any Estate io his Majesty's, Ygre . igti Dominions, ought to be dethieted from the Estimate of the Profits, but ought to be ituilizi.kd therein as part of the Profits of the Estate payable to the Annuitants, • and that the I" rcirrietprs or their Agents, ,are respectiv.ely liable to the Duty I to he 'charged 'thereon. And that in all cases where, after payment of sucn : Annuities, no profit would reihaiiilo'he accounted for by 'theikroprietors or their Agents, they are bound to return the A tritAunt of such An nuities, and to be charged for them. lei atl which cases, the Proprietors, or their Agents • respectively •are -to deduct from the respective Annuitants their proportion of the_Duty s o charged in respect thereof. • • .14 Order of the Board. offiiior Ta xe s MATTHEW WINTER, Sec. S, 'BOB. ARMY EXCHANGES. ACAPTAIN, 2d Battalion, tine old. Regiment, in leisey, wili Exchange_to the following Regiments; 95!1, 23d, 2 r '3(I, 52(1; 78th, 741 h, 81St; fo l h, 87( 92(1. ; or Captains in Canada and Ceylon \vat Excnange to. Second Battalions. Exclial.ges may be had of every utliet, descriptrOn- - ... Apply (pest-paid) to C . Calvert and Co. Agents, Great Mary-le-bone-street, Portlann-place. ' NEW LOTTERY, To begin Drawing thci3tNot NEXT .MONTII, dog; SCHENIE. ' 4 Prizes of - - are - , CBO,O 0o 2 - 1 ocs 0 - - - - - - 201r. , 00 2 - - 5,000 ' lO',VO3 6 - - - =1,,000 . (boo , * , 10 - - - 5 . 00 - - - - - - - 5,00 2. 23 103 - 44 lou 4, 820 - - 15 - . - - - 72,300 2 , t,cco Tickets ,C 20,0c0 THE.SCHEME of this Lottery exceeds all others, as:it a129t.1,416 I 1 . 41, PRILLS; altct in adcli tiod tb the uso - al Sidti Albite,: by Coeiiiment, the Coki. Icattpr,liaS ptlflOINSlOll4 the I.yrds of 'the Treasury tor itirn 14) make a free Git ut [ono IV ilutz Tickets, the Value of which i: is iniposbible to calculate, as they may contain the follow.:h4 Capital Prizes : • 4 ot- .42.3,4c0 6 - of 2 - - 1G,004 IQ - sooe 20 - 4544.: &c. C JOOO 5'41 z - . There are 20,p00 Tickets in . the Lottery, with not Three Blank's to a ; but there are only f9,.0,-,o . Tickets for Sale. A -speedy • P tycltfse is therefore necessary,. as superior Bene fits are attached to particular 7 ickets draTi the First and Second Days, and,the whole Lottery wilt be 'drawn in Four Days. Shafts are entitled tb a proptirtich of the above Benefits. Tickets and arc selling, at evert Liccused Lottery- Office, arid by their AgentS. LUSTUAI.HOUSE, LpNDON. Nov. 5, IS_E FOR SALE. By Order of the Honourable the, Commissioners of His Ma jesty's Custom:, on tVerinesday the 9th, ThurSday the . roth, .and f.riclay the i‘th Novetiiber; 1838, at Four. o'Clock in thi: Afternoons of the said Days, precisely, in • the Lung Room, Cusram.libuse, London, THE followiti2 GOODS, which are allotted in: stn tll Quantifies; fay the betier'Acconiniodation of the several Dealers, as well private , Persons, who eboose to become Pircbasers. iFOR EXPORTATION. East India prohibited Goods, &c. FO-RIiOME CONSUMPTIoN, Spirituous Liquors, Mile, China, Soy, Riga Baisant, Mangoes, Stone 1 lower Pots, Grocery, Opium, Gum Ain moniaq, Bark, and ()Opt Drugs,' \fern:dna:), Books, - Leather, Pantaloons and Breeches, Parasols, Prints, Shoes, hoots, Looking Glasses, Writing Desks, -Linen Drapery, Woollen Cloth, Shawls, Lace, Silk Stockings, Garnets, Carnelian Beads, Birdi of Paradise,. Fans, Watches, Gongs, Buttons; Tea, Coffee, Boats, Timber, Materials of Vossels, l ran Floops, Tobacco, Snuff, Tarpaulins, Old — Materials for Bullring, iron Crane, :Needles, Gold Leaf, Gold Bearer's Skin, and sundry other Goods, as mentioned in the Cata logue. Likewise such Goods as have remained in his Majesty's Warehouses upwards of three Months not cleared, or the Duties paid, . Pieturei;, - inns 'Books, Citron, Ginger, Muslin, Waist coats, Stays, Whalebone., Sac. CLEAR OP ALL DUTIES. The Tobcco and Snuff to be viewed at the King's To bacco Warehouse, London Docks ; the Materials of Vesels, 113oats,'Titnber, , tsr;!..Ar . thzl'obacco Grhund; Ratherliitlw, . . . 811 1 all. t . ne other •Goocts at his M4jesty's .Warelv?uses,' c.t.16; tom-House, Lonifoti, Oti Mon dy tht 7th, "l'u,:sday the Bth Naveihber; tgoS, :anti oA the theys of. Sale; front Nine in the Alornip . g.to One in the Afternoon. ' .. _ • : 'l' :It here-CitMgbeskviti be iielivered: N. B. The Goods boupt at th s Sale roust be paid - foron or before Monday the 2Sth of NoveiW)er, iBoB, bet weii the t Hours of Nine oClock — tif 'lltd - Morning and Three iii the I ,Atrenicioni :octhe Pe:posits nia;le• tlietcQn will.. absolutely i bet:vine torfetteo, and the L;00d.., re,sul:: ..it it Ill:Ltig Salt:. . ; • TIIURSDiI ..1 7 ; NOVEMBER 10, 1 808. .~,. jay .Order ofthe Board, ~•~. N4YICOFFICE, • Novertzt),er .9, .rgo?. • • • II POOR K.NI HTS ,9F WINDSOR. . THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-, SIONZRS of HIS ,VLAYES TY's NAVY do hereby give .Natice _to such Liesitenants in His Majesty's Navy as are desirous 41 - being'rec9mmended for the appointment of Poor I.Cnig,bt of Windipir, under the Will of the late,Yainucl Travers., Es 7 that west a:l4 at this Office on or before the 3ltt December next, when• will be informed of the' nature cf the Certifitates and Testimonials which are required to she;,;, that they come Within the meaning of the said Will, which expresses [hal they " are to be 'Sieperannuatrd or Disabled Lieutenants of .;.EPtglish'7l7en of - War," and " shall he single Met), without Children ?intlined to lead's vill;9liS, studious., and devout life, to lie removed they give occasion for scandal." • ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Novpnter 9, i S.B. MY LORDS COMMIS . SIONERS of Me _JD MIRALTY laving ordfred Hi, illajes9,% BoN6-1/es- i set Fury to be stationed off the Scow, to carry a Floating Lii;ht, for the safety y the Convoys parsing, and re: passing and the Laid Fessel &beg direßed to.take her hearirlgs as follows, The Scale, Light House to be brottgld to bear IP. N. CV. by Com ', past, Six Miler, when the Outer End of the Reef will bear N. IV. by N. by Lompass,distant 3 wiles.: Notice thereof is here by given, for the information of the Masters and Pilots of His illajes!y's Ships, and for the hentyit of Navigation In general. Notice is hereby aho given, that Lord: Commissioners of the Admiraly, baz?e received inlo;mation that the Enemy have :hewn ja/Je Lights on the Coast, of .7.11?1,4nd, with a view of deceiving the Vessels mivlgating the Sle,ve:' IP. W. POLE. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nooi. 2, igoS. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICEI?S of HIS MA )`EST}'': ORDNA7VCE do hereby give Nola?, that Prop,rals will be recoil e; at their Office; in Pail Mall, on or be. Eyre Ft idqy the 2of December next, from such Perso4s its tray 6t willing to undertake the 1:erp?), of STOVES, RANG ES, and (idler I ron Articles 1.4. service of this Department, for a pt. riod 61 . ?hove Years. Pattern:of the 4 rt i c i er may b e seen u p on Application at the Peincipal Storekeeper': Office I,s the Tower, 'where further parti cular:, together with the Terms and Conditions of the C#ntra9, may b, known, and. also at the Secretarv's Of f ice, in Rag Mall aforesa id,' any Day bet wren the hours of Ten and Four o ; Clock,where also the Proposals- are to be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Propus-ls for Stoves, Ranges, eie." but no Pvporal can he adm'ited after the said zd Day .of December next, at Twelve o'Cloth at noon' of the same day ; neither wilt any Tender be no ticed uniess the Pa; y making it, or an ilgenlin his behalf, shall attend. R. IL CREW, Secretary. • TRANSPORT OFFICE, •• . • • Neil. 9, iBo3. • 'THE COll . AIISSIOnIIS fur Condußing Ifis 411.43 , ESTY's TRANS I.',ORT SERVICE, for taking care If Sick and ini‘nded Seamen, and for the care and custody of Prisoners of IVar, do hereby give Notice, That they be ready at skis Office, on Ttrurtday the t7th day of November; t 808, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat such Persons as my be to contract fo• suppbinedhe rendes menticrud Articles, Ikkuscovado Sugar East India Rice Pearl liorley Sago Carolina PsiLe, Best Yellow Soap. Fur Six Months certain. No Tender will be received after One c'Clock on the Do of Treaty, noi- any noticed unless the Paqy, or an Agent for him, pirs677,l t s. attend. Each Tender must be acc;mpanied a Letter _lro n two respectable . Perrone engaging to beo'ome hound nuith the Person tendrting in the Sum of socl. for. the duelerforma n c e of the -Ccntr.ict, Fariber Pa !mt.,' be h7ow:n; andSamplesicfn ; 6", ap r . tviNg irt tbir Office, „4;:ti,.... 445t..4p,,,,44. ;-•,, ,- . - 4 , ,: -5 5 6 0.,."• , - ---- - .77----..34,...w •. • , - - - . ,,, ;:,-7,Ak• • r--57., , :w.c1yi-i iAr - 4 : ',...._. te):?!,47,:Ar7S,Nstit-' c.a .11 mit*—_ • , • •, r • I -r - 4 1 ) {PRICE ST N CE, SPAMSH PERS. Irtotr, OCT. I s.—By Letters from persons of re- speelability we learn, that the plan of attack upon . Catalonia, of" itich informatiotilfas'been traitsmiited - to our General, by the same post that brought these letters,' and Which ‘vas.agre.d upon at Perpig lan on the igth eh. hetween General ST. C;-YR., ,and s " his Council of War, consists in leaVing garrisons in - Montluis, BellegArde, and Figueras, and - pushing on with 30,000 men, by way of Gerona, and 20,V0-0 by way of Serdana, for Ripon, where, they are to be, formed into three .divisi ons i one of 6000. men to, prdceed to Vich, an o th e r o f .equ A Lot ce to march.t6r. OM, and a third. of 8000.14 Berga. But these are visionary dispositions, nod _would reqoire ($O,OO men at least to carry .them into execution ; whertas the total of the force at thi s moment. nons&illon does not exceed 6000; so that thqse gentlemen very.. ruoch resemble persons who, witlrouly aiew ghat in their purscs, think nothing of beating a thousand. piasters on the most trifling occasions. We ought not, neyertbeics, to be thrown off oUr guard for in fad 'we are but in a fe,,ble condition, and rcluirsi very.considerable reinforcements. It 'is certain that. there are only from 40() to 3t.10 men' in .IVionilui.s, but they are laying in a goat quantity of provi'sions. We have no he.itation in affirming that a dovhion:: 'of 8000 men, who were marching for , Perpignan, have had orders to march backagain in consequence of their destination being altered. • • . CO nu ttiNA, OCT. • Government carmoi.' conceal from the public the ptieultar satisfaction with which they received the highly esteemed letter 01 thanks addressed to theM by his Excellency J. H. FltltE, Ambassador frOm his Britannic' Majesty, previous to his departure fir the metropolis. Froth its contents the inhabitants will learn, with satisfac tion, the merit which, by their just "attention' to so worthy a Personage,-they have acquired in the esti mation of his Britamite Majestk, and Ens most worthy Ambassador, whose m:!mory 'win always he grateful, both to. the GOvernment, and those' whom . they represent : ‘‘ The unecituvocal -proofs" of pure and sincere friendship your Highnesses and the inhabitants of this respectable place, have, manifested. towards 'the` English Nation, on the occasion of 14 arrival' in thia' city, and the distinguished , marks of honour which they pay the troops and subjects of the King,' my Master, who are in this port, are sure and happy pre sages of that peace and intimate alliance which %Vitt perpetually unite the noble and; generous .panish Nation with my Country. I 'should be - deficient io . a just sense of grateful acknowledgment, ,it• Ie not manifest to your Highnesses and the other Au- . thorities, and to the whole of the :brave and kind heeried inhabitants, the most sincere and affetion ate expressions of eternal' gratitude, and offer you in return all the• few service' which I can personally and officially render. I intreat , yOur - Highnesses td receive the expressions of -my- gratitude with yont accustomed benignity, and that you will address such' commands as shad beagrceahle to you, to the capi tal,' whither I intend to 'et -out to-morrow, or to any other place -where I may be destined, with the full assurance that I 'am anxious tO prove to Your Highnesses the pleasure which it will give Me to serve you. have acquainted the - my masttr, of the honours which you hive confetred upon-:m e ;t4 _ spring his - Majesty, that his troops and stibieis `hare been and are treated by your Highnesses with the greatest .consideration and friendship. I rill afsO communicate the same information .to the Supreme Central Junta ; and I expert that your HignnesSes Will Continue to manifest to my felloW-countryrnen those honours and generous feelings which are chic- raaeristic et you, and that you • will communicate your orders to the Authorities of the di)ferenr•to,Ans in Gallicia, to give them every possible assistance and encouragement in their passage through them. " I have the honour, Ecc. (Signed) " J. H. FBERE." " Corunna, OR. Z 3." ENTRAMBAS AGUAS, OCT. 13.—Yesterday even -1 ing arrived here a Capuchin Friar from Bi!boa, who related to the assembled inhabitants the enormities and atrociiies - committed in that place, by the erie mic.,.s of our religion, our country, and our The moment they entered, they proceeded to the Convent of the Capuchins, where they began to in sult those venerable finlAers,' % , iolently beating their, pulling them by the beard; throwing them upon the ground, acid compelling them to give them 4 sums of money. They - inquired for the . Superior. --- He made his appearance,- but told theft) he had no Money; They resolved to put him lo'death, entreated that they would give him time to•pray.— Theyaf length granted lilts an-ho A's. respite ; bur the instant. this party went off, lie was seized by another set of thew, who stripped - him naked and. tied him to a tree, with the intention of shontinv him. At the intercession, however,_ of a French painter, an.in habitant of' Bilboa, they set him at li berty. They then repaired to the Church, where they struck off the heads of the images,. dischargeA their pieces at' a crucifix, broke open the-tabernacle, and tossed the sacred elements on .the ground ; cal ried off the pyx, chalices, and patines, and broke in pieces the decorations of the altar-piece, the lamps, glas-cases ; &c, They then proceeded to the Convent of St. Francisco, wheie they killed-two of the Monlis in the gatewa; and killed or wounded every one in the place. The convent of St.. Augustin -, was thu next - place which they visited; but 'here, ail the 'Monks having made their escate, they Wreaked tlieif 'fury upon . the 'library and th,2'irriages. Females of all _ranks were famed by them; and after violat ing a girl of 14 years old, they put her to death. 'ln short, the most savage Indians. could not have been guilty of the atrocities. which they committed in-that- unfertunete city. • I canilot cc.imprebrad how the banditti vi•re - PICTUALLINGOFFICE, • , ;Nov. 3, iBoB. ! r rUE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING I - HIS ill el jESTY' N:4l/Y do hereby give Notice, That on .P,Vaay, the 25th instant, they will be reesey to receive Tenders hr waiting (sealed up), and treat far Tyro Hundred Tons at ROSE CQRK (Seconds) BUTTER, or BRITISH BUT_ 'TER of equal gladness ; and for Three Hundred and fifty Tons of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE, or GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, cr CHEESE of equal gzelness ; to he delivered One-half tlereof in One Month, • and the remainder in One ,11,nth afterwards, into His Majesty'S 1 I>e:tailing Stores at the Porte and in the Picportions under f. mentioned, viz.•• Butter. Cheese. DeptfOrd - 5? Tons. 4. 100 Tons. ,• ' - r°I4SITIGUth ••• • .• 100 PIS rtitiiith ~10(3 • .h 150 Zoo 3i o and to be Paid for by.lfr.lls, payable, with interest, ninety days after date. 71. re lions of the Conti alts may be seen at the Secretary's No ffio No regard will be had to any Tender in 7,Zieb the, Price shall not br inserted in words at length, cr that sh4ACt be'delitnred to the Board before One o'Clock, on the said 77Viday, the 251 h instant, nor unlesi the Person Ic.ho makes the Ten-dry, or some Person on his beha.Y, attends, to ansewer, when called • for.